The U.S.-China chip war has begun, and China criticizes the U.S. for restricting the export of chip technology to China as "technical hegemony".

The picture shows a semiconductor chip on a computer circuit board.

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[Compiled by Zhang Peiyuan/Comprehensive Report] In response to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s announcement yesterday to adopt new control measures on chip exports, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning criticized the U.S. for “technological hegemony” at a regular press conference on the 8th and violated international economic and trade rules.

U.S.-focused restrictions are believed to set back Chinese chip manufacturing by several years.

Mao Ning said that the U.S. abused export control measures to maintain its technological hegemony, maliciously blocked and suppressed Chinese companies, deviated from the principle of fair competition, and violated international economic and trade rules. Economic and trade cooperation, and impact the stability of the global industrial supply chain and the recovery of the world economy.

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Mao Ning also said that the U.S. politicized, instrumentalized, and weaponized technology and economic and trade issues, but these actions "cannot stop China's development," and instead caused the U.S. to block itself and counterattack.

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced a series of chip export control measures on the 7th. In the future, U.S. companies will not export advanced chips and related manufacturing equipment to China unless they obtain government permission, including advanced computing chips, development and maintenance of supercomputers, and the ability to manufacture advanced semiconductors. , in order to prevent sensitive technology with military use from falling into the hands of the Chinese military, intelligence and security units; the use of US technology and chips manufactured in other countries are also subject to this restriction.

This new measure is the largest change in the U.S. policy on exporting technology to China in the past 30 years. If implemented effectively, it will allow U.S. companies and foreign companies that use U.S. technology to cut off supply to China, thereby allowing the China's chip industry is "lame".

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